Father’s Day Gift Guide: Here are 10 ideas for what to give Dad

Father’s Day is June 19, and clearly we know (I know) that you are already thinking about what you can get from the greatest father in the world, and that you are sure You won’t wait until the last minute. right? the correct! But juuuusssst If you ever find yourself in awe, we’ve rounded up this handy roundup of gift ideas, from high-quality gear to great experiences they’ll never forget.

Versatile kitchen utensils

Staub cast iron grill pans are designed to be scratch resistant and heat food more evenly. Most importantly, they can be used in the oven and on the grill, making them great for roasting in the skillet. They come in many shapes, sizes, and colors and have grooves inside to give food the perfect grilling lines. Starting at $260, williams-sonoma.com

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A place to relax to hang out

The ENO DoubleNest Print hammock is machine washable, quick-drying, and can seat two people weighing up to 400 pounds. It rolls up in a convenient carry bag, so dad can bring it to the beach, to the top of the mountain, or just use it in the backyard if he wants. node Atlas suspension system ($40) makes installation quick, and its straps are tree-friendly. $115, Mecca

Something to relieve his muscle pain

The Theragun Prime Massager is perfect for the dad with an active lifestyle, as it has five built-in speeds to target and release aching muscles. You can customize the speeds with the integrated app, which also includes helpful guides for building a custom routine. $399 bedbathandbeyond.ca

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something to wear

Vancouver-based Raining Champ’s Midweight Terry Crew is handcrafted in Canada from premium quality terry cotton. They are professionally pre-shrunk after sewing, so they should last for a snug, snug fit. $140, Reigningchamp.com

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for tiki reader

The Kobo Sage eReader has Bluetooth support, so if Dad is a fan of audiobooks, he can pair a set of headphones to listen to Kobo’s selection. The glare-free e-ink touchscreen is also compatible with the stylus, perfect for underlining what part he wants to come back to later or leaving notes and doodles in the margins. $299, indigo

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something to drink

The Odd Society craft distillery of East Van released this limited edition Maple Rye whiskey in time for Father’s Day. Described as “strong and spicy, with notes of cassia, dried apricots and roasted marshmallows, with a silky maple finish,” it can be purchased in person at 1725 Powell Street, or online as of June 5. $35, oddsocietyspirits.com

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Something for the cyclist dad

This Lee Valley mini bike pump mounts to a bike frame with the included bracket and anchors, so it’s there when you need it. Comes complete with Shrader and Presta fittings for the reversible hose. $20, leevalley.com

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Nice addition to the kitchen

Exclusive to Inform Interiors, this gorgeous butcher block is designed and handcrafted by steel designMade of old wood reused for other purposes. Pair it with this Nourishing cutting board oil ($35) so it can maintain its original look. $220, Informinteriors.com

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BBQ boat ride (for the whole family)

Joe’s BBQ Boat Rentals, located on Granville Island, offers 13-foot-wide round boats that can seat eight, and yes, you can enjoy a propane barbecue in the center. The whole family can spin around the table and put their faces in while enjoying the views of False Creek. No boating license required. starting at $219, joesbbqboat.com

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Unique driving experience

Give Dad a ride in one – or four – of his Scenic Rush supercars on a ride on the sea to the Sky Highway. The current line-up includes the Ferrari F430, Audi R8 V10 Plus, Porsche 718 Spyder and Nissan GT-R. This Father’s Day, you can also book a two-car drive to Furry Creek for $495, which includes lunch for two. starting at $395, cinicrush.com